Manually managing music - Itunes 11.0.1 with iphone 5.

I have no option to Manually Manage Music. 
Under the summary tab it only says "manually manage videos". 
Any help would be much appreciated

That suggests that the installer is getting damaged during the download.
I'd first try downloading an installer from the Apple website using a different web browser:
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
If you use Firefox instead of IE for the download (or vice versa), do you get a working installer?

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